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"don findlay" <d...@tower.net.au> skrev i en meddelelse snip > Yes, I do think the coriolis effect is worth following up. snip snip
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> > Don, when one explains the forces acting on a surface relative to an meaning?
airmass
> > changing latitude, one describe the Coriolis-effect (torsion involved).
Can
> > you explain your application of torsion in a comparable manner?
> <http://users.indigo.net.au/don/carsten.html> Though it all needs to
> be compressed into the crust.
> Well lithosphere (and possibly a fair skating?
> bit deeper - core mantle boundary) I think it is that, that largely
> describes the mechanics of early 'skating'
> It's difficult trying to cause and effect of what? I expected that you would draw a diagram/make an
> assign the scale of cause and effect..
explanation of forces involded - as one can do on a mass of air affected by
'coriolis'